Teachers Consider Pay Developments in Salary Talks
Gunning of the ACT Teachers Federation said teachers would ask acting premier Renshaw to direct the Public Service Board to negotiate further on salaries. If refused, further action would be discussed. The board offered inadequate increases, which teachers rejected as insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C.T. Teachers’ Federation
G. R. Gunning
Renshaw
Public Service Board
Gunning
Industrial Commission
Court hears rape case with four defendants in Canberra
Four men, Kenneth Quigg, Kenneth Phillips, Cecil Twaddell, and Robert Hebalich, faced charges of rape and carnal knowledge of a girl in Canberra on July 14. The court denied press gag on defendants names, heard testimony of the complainant, and adjourned the hearing to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gallop
Harvey
Gallop
Kenneth Noel Quigg
Bookbinder
Hooker Street
Yarralumla
Kenneth Bruce Phillips
Gansta
Rodway Street
Arralumla
Quigg
Phillips
Carnally
Canberra
Cecil Edward Twaddell
Peries
MacGregor Street
Akin
Robert Allan Hebalich
Driver
Atina Street
Narrabundah
Twaddell
Hebditch
G. N. Small
Sydney
A. Bella
Watson
Canberra man fined for assault and insults at Rex Hotel
Captain William John Glen 40 of Ainslie was fined 55 pounds on six charges after pleading guilty to one insulting words charge three assaults on police and two resisting arrest during a July incident at the Rex Hotel Canberra. Police said he fought and kicked officers while intoxicated and refused to cooperate. Two youths also fined for fighting outside Viking Restaurant after a chair dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Army
William John Glen
Canning Street
Ainslie
Glen
Const
J. Cavanagh
Rex
Canberra
Osborne
Local navy man fined for drinking in public place
John Joseph McGowan a 19 year old labourer of H M A S Harman was fined £2 by Mr Harvey for drinking liquor in a public place. Const Cavanagh testified Mc Gowan was seen drinking beer from a bottle in the Viking Restaurant toilet at 10 pm on July 19 after buying the beer at the Hotel Civic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph McGowan
H.M.A.S. Harman
Harvey
Const. Cavanagh
McGowan
Viking
Civic
Bailey Fined for Betting on Licensed Premises in Ainslie
William Edward Bailey of Foveaux Street Ainslie was fined 75 pounds by Mr Harvey for betting on licensed premises. John Patrick Murphy a 26 year old labourer of Hawdon Street Ainslie was fined 30 pounds for involvement in the same case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Bailey
Foveaux Street
Ainslie
Harvey
Bailey
John Patrick Murphy
Hawdon Street
Katoomba Man Leaves £116,677 in Will
Horace Charles Gates a 66 year old bachelor and retired Katoomba guest house proprietor died last January leaving an estate valued at £116,677. He left £1,000 to the British and Foreign Bible Society. Probate of his will was granted in the Supreme Court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Katoomba
Horace Charles Gates
British and Foreign Bible Sociee
Supreme Court
NSW Railways Surplus Declared After Nine Year Gap
Sydney Monday report notes New South Wales Railways Commissioner N McCusker announcing a surplus of about 10 million for the year, the first since nine years. Earnings reached 91.2 million despite floods and weak freight, with dieselisation, gauge standardisation, and efficiency measures cited as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
N. McCusker
N.S.W
McCusker
British MPs Meet Waterloo at Irish Coast Meet
British MPs faced defeat in a three event meet with France at Waterloo Bay. The French team captained by General Piet Billotte defeated the British squad led by the Marquess of Zetland. The British lost in yachting to Deavv Yacht Club and drew the golf match with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oerville
Chan Coast
AAP Reuter
Ove
Waterloo
Podlieumentariana
Piet Billotte
Paris
Marquess of Zetland
Deavvr Yacht Club
Bei
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Swains
Garema Place
Lyneham High School
T. Campbell
Robyn Miller
Sue Traves-Taylor
University of N.S.W
D.j's
Harris Coffee
S.M
Carlton
St. John’s Hall
Red Hill
Bobby
Kevin
Cecil
Turner
Turner Oval
Cavanagh
Ainslie Rex
G. W. Small
Leigh Boardman
Pelsart Street
John William East
Officer Crescent
Boardman
East
N.S.W. Ral
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